Sentence examples of "Считай" in Russian with translation "say"

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Даосизм гласит: «Считай приобретение твоего соседа своим приобретением, а потерю твоего соседа — своей потерей». Taoism says, “Regard your neighbour's gain as your own gain and your neighbour's loss as your own loss”.
Салли считает, что нужен наскок. Sally says you ought to pounce.
Дэйв Меслин считает, что нет. Dave Meslin says no.
Люди, скажите, вы как считаете? People say what do you mean?
Я считаю, что музей великолепен. And I will say, though, the museum is gorgeous.
Принято считать, что остановить Брексит невозможно. Conventional wisdom says that stopping Brexit is impossible.
«Я считаю это трагедией, — говорит он. "I think it's a tragedy," he says.
Национальная метеорологическая служба считает белый шквал выдумкой. THE national WEATHER service SAYS WH ite SQUALLS ARE A meteorological PHENOMENON OF THE imagination.
Компании Nokia продолжает улыбаться фортуна, – считает Гарнри Nokia's relative swing in fortunes continues after strong results, says Garnry
«Сейчас все ждут новый Baidu», – считает Моро. "Everyone is clearly looking for the new Baidu (BIDU)," says Moro.
«Это осуществимо, — считает он, — И очень интересно». “This can be done,” he said, “I think it’s very intriguing.”
Он считает всех вас грабителями и насильниками. He says that you're all reavers and rapers.
Он считает унылым есть пищу из контейнера. He says he finds it depressing to eat food out of a tupperware container.
Стюарт Брэнд считает, что это к лучшему. Stewart Brand says this is a good thing.
Как вы считаете, она гордилась бы им? Would you say he’s doing her proud?
Я считал, что говорю совершенно очевидные вещи. I thought that what I was saying was completely obvious.
«Двадцать лет назад мы считали планеты редкостью. “Twenty years ago we thought planets were rare,” he says.
Они считают, что Грейс осуждению не подлежит. They say she deserves no blame.
Вычтем тех, кто считает, что сберегает слишком мало. Take out those who say they save too little.
Пожалуйста, поднимите руки, если вы считаете себя либертарианцем. Please raise your hand if you'd say you're libertarian.
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